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Conference misery::feline_v1

Title:Meower Power is Valuing Differences
Notice:FELINE_V1 is moving 1/11/94 5pm PST to MISERY
Moderator:MISERY::VANZUYLEN_RO
Created:Sun Feb 09 1986
Last Modified:Tue Jan 11 1994
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:5089
Total number of notes:60366

3260.0. "Lost Elderly Terrier, Maynard" by NRADM::ROBINSON (oh, okay, ONE more cat...) Fri Jan 19 1990 08:24

    	I am crosspoting this from classifieds. I know this is feline,
    	but after reading this note, I'm sure you will agree that it
    	warrants special attention!!
        

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Note 22639.0                Lost female terrier mix                      1 reply
QUIP::MCMURRAY                                       15 lines  18-JAN-1990 09:20
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    Our dog wandered off last night(1/17/90) at about 9:00PM when we
    were bringing groceries into the house.   She is a gray long haired
    terrier mix.  She's 18 years old but doesn't look that old.
    She weighs about 26 pounds.  She answers to the name Zoe(pronounced
    Zoey) when she can hear it.  Her hearing, sight and sense of smell
    are not very good.  So, she probably will not be able to find her
    way home by herself.   She also has a pronounced heart murmur.
    She can be easily approached by offering her food but she is timid.
    She was last seen in the Roosevelt and Garfield Steet area of Maynard.
    I am offering a $100 reward for her return.  She doesn't stand much
    of a chance of surviving on her own especially when the cold weather
    returns.  I can be reached at 1-508-897-5663 or DTN 223-5282.
    Feel free to call collect.
    
    Bob McMurray

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3260.1Some other things to try....BOOVX1::MANDILEMon Jan 22 1990 15:4711
    Contact all the local police (some people call them when they
    find a dog)
    Also all the local pounds, shelters, the dog officr in your town,
    and areas, (dogs can wander for MILES!)and post posters in local stores.
                                           
    Hope this helps....
    
    
    Lynne
    
    
3260.2FRAGLE::PELUSOThere&#039;s ALWAYS room for ONE moreMon Jan 22 1990 16:021
    he has been found (it was posted in Canine)